by Josh Larsen | May 10, 2018 | Artist
; Jailhouse Once the toast of Sunset Strip, Hollywood glam rockers Jailhouse sold over 400,000 records in the late 80’s without the help of a major label. Flaunting their 80s indie prowess with full-page spreads in Rolling Stone rival Circus Magazine, Jailhouse were...
by Josh Larsen | Jul 25, 2017 | Placements
Jailhouse Play By Play Complex Network’s new sports comedy “Play By Play” will feature some authentic 80s Hair Metal courtesy of Fervor Records. Heard in Episode 105: “Revenge of the Frosh” is “Long Way Up” by MTV Headbangers Ball sensations Jailhouse. “Play By...
by Site Admin | Jun 5, 2016 | News, Placements
AMC’s intense new supernatural drama “Preacher” features three period greats, from three distinct decades, all from Fervor Records. These gems appear in Episode 103: The Possibilities.” From 1957 is “Start At The Bottom” by The Newton Brothers, 1971’s “Speak My Name”...
by Site Admin | May 29, 2016 | News, Placements
AMC continues to deliver, this time with the comic book adaption of DC Comics critically-acclaimed Preacher. The show premiered May 22nd with a choice track from Fervor Records, and continues the trend in in Episode 2: “See,” featuring three more gems from the Fervor...
by Site Admin | Mar 29, 2016 | News, Placements
1980’s LA hair band Jailhouse has landed in MTV’s Ridiculousness. The band’s Glam Metal masterpiece Long Way Up appears in episode 721 of the long running Rob Dyrdek hosted hit. Stream full episodes of Ridiculousness online at MTV.com and channel your inner 80s with...
by Site Admin | Jan 5, 2016 | News, Placements
Season 2 of Bravo’s Girlfriends’ Guide To Divorce continues with Fervor Records in the mix. Episode 205 includes 5 of the label’s period greats including: 4:00 In The Morning by Dave Moore from 1959, Electric by Red Alert from 1982, Don’t Break My Heart by...
by Site Admin | Mar 5, 2013 | Artist News, News
Last January we released an album of amazing glam rock from the height of the era, a spectacular representation of everything that was that scene in its heyday. The band was Jailhouse, and they were the toast of the Sunset Strip in late 80’s Hollywood, but for...
